The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-12-31
County court next Tuesday.

County court next Tuesday.
May you have a merry New Year.
Another slight snow last Thursday night.
Buy a home, young man.. There is on
place like home.
Make i: a happy New Year for the carrier
boys next Monday.
The trade in fly screens and fans has been
quite slack the past week.
Mr.. Jos. +. Smith is feeding Is head of cat
tie and 30 hogs near MAYHEM.
Mr.. Geo. W. Smith, near Mayview, Is
feed 70 head of cattle and IS hog.
Widow Jennings, near Mayview is feeding
Is head of cattle and u lot of hogs.
Charley Campbell is in Jail charged with
disturbing the peace Of Thos. Lucas family.
D. ID. q. NJ. Sinauer will install the officers
OF Odessa lodge, No. 446, l. .. o. F., Janu-
arv 4th.
Robert Nephler in under bond at Kansas
City charged with keeping a gambling estab-
lishment.
Pallng pulling is again in vogue. Another
100 dollar fine by the terrible judge would
help matters amazingly.
Last Wednesday gave US an "open'' morn
ing with Il vengeance. The wind was rs keen
IS Il razor, and as cold as a wedge.
Virginia Lee Kilgore, nee Thorp. who
married when she was only thirteen. in this
city. is mvsteriOusly missing from her home
near Denver, Col.
Mrs. Sarah Sill slipped on the ice in the
yard at her residence yesterday morning and
hurt herself badly. Two ribs were broken,
and she is otherwise injured.
Tho Sonth Tarnlipa N;pstraI, opon with q
new parlor scene first part. This is the first
company 10 introduce this new part. At
opera house Monday night, January2 3.
81 see a star, Ewes first born, in whose
train Comes the damp twilight that bringeth
pain. For aches of head. neuralgia, cut and
bruise, Try Salvation Oil, these will YOU
lose.
We call especial attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. WV j. Taubman. They
desire 10 sell out their livery stable. They
have a good stand and a first rate lot OF stock
and vehicles.
Miss Mamie Russell entertained her Young
friends. Misses Mamie Chew, Mamie Cobb,
Carrie Bradley. Mary Porter and Zoe Bassett;
Messrs. Ed. McGrew, Burt Taubman, How
ard Wilson, Jesse Grady, Jos. Hickman,
UeOTge anu SudTltS " llSOn. MONDAY nlSOt
last, with a regular old time candy pulling.
This is the last day Of the week, the month
and the year. Farewell, old 81, thou hast
brought us many blessings, if some ADVERSE.
= ties and disappointments. But whatever else
I thou hast done thou hast set us all 500 days
nearer 10 the grave. Let us all remember our
responsibilities, nor lightly live unto our
selves alone.
There was a dining at Mr.. CamiIlus Bar
natts. last Monday. and Mr., and Mrs. W, ii.
I Waddell were among the guests. Their little
! bow. JO., aged about ;, had stuffed Il package
=, of fire crackers into one of his pantaloons'
u pockets. In some way they took fire and
began popping, and before the father could
y tear the trousers off, the boy was quite badly
. burned about the groin.
Lexington Lodge knights Of Honor. Officers
for )SSS Ethan Allen, Die. \. V. Robinson,
Die 4. Ii. Young. A. Die; F. c. I.
Brightwell, Rep; W. G.. McCausland, F.
ID w. Il. Tevis, Tr.i; q. l.. Ley burn, Chap.
e II Russell, Sec. J. Homer, Guar. Geo
Hutchinson, Set. Z. 5. FIlkerSon, NJ. Y j
o Lesueur, Rep Ethan Allen. Asst. Member,
t. will pay to L. q T. Brightweil their assess
mer.ts and dues as promptly as possible.
The children of the Christian church wert
given II very pleasant Christmas entertain
=; ment last Saturday night. conducted by MIR
ir j. p. Hall. the faithful and efficient superin
ut tendent. Coleman Buford. Horace Blackwell
s, appropriate dec!amatlons, anu the children
:; were treated to d festival of candies, nuts
ir oranges, ne. There was a good ATTENDANCE
1t OF grown people as well as children.
,e st LOUIS live stock market. December %
s. Cattle-Receipts, gS5 head. Market active al
I'd stronger; choice heavy native steers. "a 40@
s. ) 20: fair to good native steers. IS 9094 45
ee butchers steers, medium 10 choice, 50 l5G
ar 4 10; stockers and feeders. fair to good, $40
"a 5; rangers, ordinary is good s. 2594 &c
ID Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head. Market wes
lie and lower. Choice heavy and butcher.
n, selections. So 5O@5 60; Workers and pack
ne erS. Medium to prime, 50 15@o 80; l!gi
m grades, ordinary TO good. 81 s5@5 q
"A Sheep-Receipts, SO head. Market steady
IN fair ~ choice, So 15@4 30.
=. The Baptist Sunday scbcGi ilet Monday. s
9 a. ~, for their annual Christmas festiva
The children had been asked. if when tine
u came to enjoy the mseFyes, they would M
i bring some little thing, some gift for tho.
~ VINO were connected with this church, G
vi with the chapel mission in East LeXiug.o
who were by misfortunes, o. Otherwise, NJ
&c. so favored as they, tlHs making this a lin
III Of resoiri4g 10Y them. Every heart an
hand responded 10 the call, ard we are gls
eh TO learn, that many who We're ne1dy, wei
'as for a time relieved in this way. It was
>" sweet and ust full lesson iF the lit;e ones,
ne worthy ob .eCt altogether. We hope that a
3" will remember that, "Ihe poor We have a
's ways with you" and no matte, INV sma
the gift, 1t is the d@t3 of all, shd it ought
lsh be the p5eGsgre vi all 10 make glad the hear
4 Of the suffering. Surely ut is more biesse
led to give than to receive"
he The children of the Episcopal Sulda
!" , school in this city enjoyed a Christians TIRE
nu festival Al the church Last "Wednesday nigh
iei The attendance of children WAS ;arge. IN
~ Shat of adults very 3TStitib!e considering Il
az severity of the night. The distribution
ia the presents was preceded by a short servi
'es app pirate 10 the occasion, during VIII,
Gus Mr.. A. w. Smith and Mrs, Il. Callahan all,
"s solos, beside the 1raEtiiU. Chri,tina> hymn
Jul Miss = uN Hollis PRESTIGE! at the organ. NJ
'e g. X. Smith delivered An earnest and impre
S"e sive sddress TO the children on the meanli
Of the observance of Christmas. after viii,
- each child of the SUNDAY school received
handsome present, beside :; bag of candy,
81 orange and \ ball OF pop corn. The httie on
80. wers a, h,,ny -, b,a .,un,wers and
" course that made everybody else happy. Nj
Hollis received a nice present. as did sor1e
IL the teachers, and the sunerintenlent Was no
Ms ored with the Presentation OF d heautif
Dp- bouquet o. natural flowers. consisting of pin
ley and white seransuIns, English ivy, and
avs exquisite, mil blown Gala lily.
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-. Religious.
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Nix. services at the Baptist church tO-morrO
On Rev. A. Dobler will Or. ach at ludepe